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Run No. 797

Two Chicks Hash

Dec 5, 2004

 

Hares: Birdie & Breastburn

 

In Attendance: Oral Sox, TwoJugs, Black Widow, ET, Phart, Dyscount, GoodCrack, Pistonbroke & Just Libby, Barbie,  Streetmeat and DrinksLikeAGirl visiting from Hogtown, and Zigzag late as usual

 

\It was a crisp December day, and hashers were slowly slithering in from Snake Road and other directions, to the rural hideaway of Breastburn and her hubby, plus the dog Keno who was jumping people  harmlessly.

TwoJugs took advantage of having some new blood by selling haberdashery at cut-throat prices, and finally the hares showed up to start the event.

Birdie explains the signs: NB = No Beer as opposed to BN, making this a wasteful effort  right from the start.

So we finally get going, where it should be pointed out that we get NO direction at all, hares holding back and not even making an effort to sweep the rear, blaming bad feet and cranky hipbones.  So bud, you’re on your own, and we shuffle off down the road.  We see FRB’s way in the distance on a false trail, and need a piercing whistle to get them back on track.  Far-flung marks along the road seem to be carelessly tossed from a moving automobile.   Since arrows were proclaimed to be real, we make a left turn up onto the Bruce Trail, but after some dazed and bedazzled up-and-downing there seem to be no more marks, proving once again the mendacity of the principal Hare.  So we turn around to go in the opposite direction, startling some innocent Sunday walkers with our cries and guffaws. Some view checks were ignored as being not too impressive but we did notice Zigzag in the faraway distance trotting along where we had been just an hour ago.  Or at least we thought we did, and sometime the illusion feels just as good.  Oral’s whistle was applied, but we did not see Zigzag shortcutting over the farmer’s field.  So on we went, to the next T in the road, and here is where hare Birdie showed up, advising us at this late time not to bother following the false trail leading to highway fumes, where the hogtowners and other keenies had already gone before.  This gave us a bit of a head-start, but in the end we all more or less arrived back at the homestead at the same time, including Zigzag, who got totally lost and decided to not bother and slink back on home. So settling on the deck, we start the drinking ceremonies:

So here we have a Downdown for the hares for setting a totally useless run

 

Downdown for the visitors from Hogtown

Downdown for ET accused of being a backslider

Downdown for Peeing on trail to Oral Sox, TwoJugs and StreetMeat - I wonder what pervert keeps track of this

Downdown for Pistonbroke - His muddy and bedraggled footwear got the Best Shoe Award

Downdown for Zigzag for being late, arriving when the sun went down

Downdown for Bashing without Hashing: for Birdie, Breastburn & hubby Raffy who hankered to be  part of the crowd, if only because he has the same alcoholic thirst for beer like the rest of us

Downdown for Just Libby for being rowdy the sweet little thing

Then a Downdown for everyone who had not yet had a Downdown

On to the Accusations:   ET accuses Birdie of setting trail from a car  - Downdown for  autohashing!

Pistonbroke accuses Black Widow of - (a) not pronouncing his name right, calling him Brokenpiston, and (b) climbing a fence and running away from a nasty dog

Black Widow in turn accuses Pistonbroke of erasing the X of the false trail to confuse hogtown hashers

Twojugs took up the challenge of being accused of not going down hill, saying he’s always happy to go down

On on at Gators’ Ted in Waterdown for victuals and viands but it was a bery busy bar, with lotsa rugrats running amok, thus we had to chase useless little kids outta their chairs so we could plunk down our exhausted asses.  Phart grabbed the waitress for Order No. 11, the best deal in wings and beer @ $10 a pop, except TwoJugs had liver.

On on home after this

  

On-on!                                                                                                                Reported by E.T.

 


 

Run No. 800

Jingle Bells Annual X-Mas Hash

Dec 27, 2004

 

Well, our dreams of a White Christmas had come true and it was a cold and snowy day for our last hash of the year.  But wait, this was not just the ultimate year-end run, it was also a Christmas Run and, to top it off, it was the Oakville Hash House Harriers 800th Run!  Many hashers have come and gone over the years, and no founding members have stuck it out to date, but there were some REAL old hashers present for this special octocentennial celebration.  ET and the old Phart, keeping to hash time, motored to the starting circle half an hour late, and were amazed and astonished to hear 25 plus people yelling out their hash monikers or lack thereof, and we jumped in the circle just in time to bark out ours, it being noted that we were the only ones in Christmas apparel.  Alas, there being so many people never before encountered  by your trusty scribe, not all names will be immortalized in these selfsame anals, but let it be said that the huge turnout was impressive and gratifying to say the least for those of us who have been witness to a hash of 4 in the past.

A bleak wintery sun warmed our backsides, and after it was established that Pistonbroke was the hare, with Just Libby as the haress, who asked us to look for her lost hat, we started to trot off on the basically A to B and Back course, mostly along Lakeshore Road, and then on to Shell Park.  Opportunities for beerstops at various Burlington hasher homes were lost, to the point that there was no beerstop at all, and certainly no hot toddies, which our freezing and shivering bodies so clearly craved.  This was possibly attributable to the hares being under age.  A bit of a runaround in Shell Park where we were forced to backslide under some barbed wire, causing those with beerbellies to have more trouble than others. 

 

 

Having all been invited back to Goodcrack’s new abode for the annual Christmas dinner celebration, it was announced that only a privileged few were allowed to park nearby, while the rest was forced to park 2 miles down the road. 

Downdown ceremonies were held in GoodCrack’s backyard, just to make sure her new neighbours knew right from the start whom they were dealing with.

First Downdown to the Hares - Pistonbroke & Just Libby who grimaced at the beer - did it taste too salty?

Downdown to the Hostess GoodCrack - eliciting the ditty “Why was she born so beautiful?”

Then a Downdown to a Visitor from Kazakhstan  - who was regaled with the camel song while his better half  All-Inclusive wisely stayed inside.

Downdown for a New boot -Just Carol (who is apparently in the drug business) - inspiring a X-mas joke Carol by TwoJugs

Hashers coming from far and near, including the familiar looking FigLeaf from Montreal who deserved a Downdown - while Hyena commented on his attractive winter coat which seemed to be  made from a nice fuzzy carpet - and it was inquired whether he paid  $500 for it on rue Maisonneuve or got it from the Sally Ann, but regardless it kept more than his genitals toasty warm, except his nose which ran snottily

Downdown for Zigzag who came late - he could not find the tracks but did find the Downdown

Downdown for ButUgly and 6 others who peed on trail

Downdown for Mrs. Robinson’s sister Cougar

Downdown for Sextoy for being from Hogtown

Downdown for DeadEnd looking for trail in the wrong direction

Then a special Naming Ceremony took place for Just Libby - who had been Just Libby Just long enough. Having her kneel in the snow she was baptized Titfer, from the Cockney rhyming slang Titfer or Tit for Tat which rhymes with hat.  (Tit for Tat lost her hat) One has to be a bloody Limey to come up with this stuff.

Downdown for  Mrs. Robinson who was accused of not paying attention.

And after we were thoroughly chilled from standing around in the snow and drinking ice-cold beer, we all rushed back inside, where the appetizing odours of the slowly cooking turkey wafted around our ears, while we started to scarf down exquisite appetizers and slug more cold beer and vino, till it was time to take out the self-cooked and sliced turkey and devour the many delectable, delightful and delicious dishes and desserts, all the while trying to maintain an intelligent and animated conversation with hashers (which is well-nigh impossible in and of itself) and all those other people who came out of the woodwork for bashing without hashing, not even being punished with an icily frozen ingestion from the toilet plunger, but then, who were we to object since it was Christmas, or Kwanzaa, or any Festival of your political correct choice and a spirit of generosity is deemed to prevail, so never mind, we all had a good time, and since we were not into unpacking boxes for the itinerant GoodCrack, and she seemed to have some handy helpers and fluffers for the clean up, I mean what else is family goodfer, we packed our bags and trotted along the now dark and deserted Lakeshore road the long way back to the chariot heading home.

  

On-on!                                                                                                                Reported by E.T.